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50 embroiled in land dispute join BJP hours after Waqf Bill passed

Hours after Parliament passed the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 50 persons embroiled in land disputes in Kerala's Munambam joined the Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday in the presence of the party's state......

Lok Sabha to take up Waqf bill today; BJP, allies issue whip

The Lok Sabha will take up the contentious Waqf (Amendment) Bill for discussion and passage on Wednesday, setting the stage for a showdown between a government determined to push it through and an......

President's rule imposed in Manipur to buy time: Opposition

Opposition parties on Friday said the President's rule was imposed in strife-torn Manipur 'to buy time to settle internal conflicts within the ruling coalition' as they asked the ruling Bharatiya......

CPM's biggest U-turn: Modi govt not fascist

Deviating from its usual practice, the Communist Party of India-Marxist has issued a note to its state units on the draft political resolution for the upcoming party congress. IMAGE: CPI-M......

Cong mouthpiece slams Tharoor for praising Kerala govt

Veekshanam Daily, Congress party's mouthpiece in Kerala, on Monday published an editorial criticising Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, without naming him, for praising the entrepreneurial growth of......

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Cpi M Led Left Democratic Front And Opposition Congress

News for Cpi M Led Left Democratic Front And Opposition Congress

50 embroiled in land dispute join BJP hours after Waqf Bill passed

Lok Sabha to take up Waqf bill today; BJP, allies issue whip

President's rule imposed in Manipur to buy time: Opposition

CPM's biggest U-turn: Modi govt not fascist

Cong mouthpiece slams Tharoor for praising Kerala govt

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